Confrontation - Presto 2011

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"Confrontation - Presto 2011"
Japanese title	対決 ～プレスト 2011
Track information
Album	Gyakuten Kenji 2 Original Soundtrack
Disc	1/2
Track No.	23/24
Length	2:07
Composer	Noriyuki Iwadare
Game information
Games	Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutor's Gambit
Episodes	Turnabout Trigger The Captive Turnabout Turnabout Legacy A Turnabout Forsaken Turnabout for the Ages

"Confrontation - Presto 2011" is the presto theme used in Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutor's Gambit used for arguments very late in an investigation.

This track's moderato and allegro counterparts are "Confrontation - Moderato 2011" and "Confrontation - Allegro 2011", respectively.

Usage

"Confrontation - Presto 2011" plays during the following arguments and testimonies in Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutor's Gambit:

Turnabout Trigger

• "Knight's Counter" (Bronco Knight)
• "Knight's Counter, Pt. 2" (Bronco Knight)

The Captive Turnabout

• "Around the Time of Discovery" (Rocco Carcerato)
• "My Truth" (Fifi Laguarde)
• "My Truth, Pt. 2" (Fifi Laguarde)

Turnabout Legacy

• "Gusto and Frost's Real Connection" (Manfred von Karma)
• "Why You Can't Arrest Me" (Carmelo Gusto)

A Turnabout Forsaken

• "Everything I Know About Ms. Ringer" (Excelsius Winner)

Turnabout for the Ages

• "What Happened While I Was Rehearsing" (Shaun Fenn)
• "My Unexpected Savior" (Bodhidharma Kanis)
• "The Pup and I" (Bodhidharma Kanis)
• "What Really Happened Two Nights Ago" (Simeon Saint)
• "The Murder of the So-Called "President"" (Simeon Saint)

Notes

• Turnabout for the Ages has the highest number of times where a presto plays, and more testimonies with a presto than an allegro.